Qventra

Case study

High-density warehouse redesign for space-constrained pharma

PHARMA

  • SAP EWM
  • Process Redesign
  • PHARMA

A pharmaceutical company had almost exhausted the practical capacity of one warehouse and... SAP EWM case study, SAP Extended Warehouse Management - Qventra.

Problem
A pharmaceutical company had almost exhausted the practical capacity of one warehouse and...
Solution
SAP EWM process design, RF execution and warehouse task control
Outcome
Clearer warehouse execution and more reliable stock movement

Measurable outcomes

Reported or target KPIs from this engagement — not a guarantee of future results.

Space utilization

15% - 20% better

Expansion pressure

Reduced

Fast-mover travel time

Lower

Project overview

A pharmaceutical company had almost exhausted the practical capacity of one warehouse and wanted to postpone physical expansion. The real opportunity was to use the existing building better.

Challenges

  • Staging consumed too much usable space
  • Fast movers occupied prime locations too long
  • Putaway and replenishment were not aligned to velocity

SAP EWM solution design

Qventra redesigned slotting, staging, and replenishment rules in SAP EWM to support a denser but still manageable layout. The model balanced space efficiency with predictable execution, which matters more than pure storage density in pharma.

Key outcomes

An indicative result would be 15% to 20% better space utilization, lower expansion pressure, and less travel for high-velocity products. SAP’s Mankind Pharma reference reports a 20% space-utilization improvement, which makes this a realistic benchmark.

Next steps

The next phase would be rearrangement and warehouse-cockpit KPI tracking.

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